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Apple announces a massive investment plan in the U.S., including a new factory in Texas to produce AI servers and create jobs.
A new consultation from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) marks a significant step towards incorporating quantitative assessments of health inequalities in its health technology appraisals, prompting a re-evaluation of how new technologies are evaluated.
The Kiplinger Letter team forecasts a significant increase in information technology spending in 2025, fueled by the adoption of AI, cloud services, and new hardware.
Carpenter Technology Corporation has announced the appointment of Julie A. Beck to its Board of Directors, effective February 20, 2025. Beck brings extensive financial and manufacturing experience to the company.
Eyouth, an Egyptian skills development startup, has joined forces with global education consultancy EDT&Partners to launch a $6 million partnership aimed at providing digital skills training to one million young people across Africa and the Middle East.
Microsoft cancels data center leases in the US, signaling potential oversupply and shifting AI infrastructure demands.
Experts assess Microsoft’s new Majorana 1 quantum computing chip, discussing its potential to transform industries, address cybersecurity, and the challenges ahead.
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MYAVANA, founded by Candace Victoria Mitchel, launches its first beauty-tech retail franchise in Uganda, bringing personalized hair care solutions for the African market.
Baykar’s updated TB2T-AI drone features AI, a turbo engine, and enhanced performance. Learn about its autonomous capabilities and international deployments.